Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-21

ing re- elected John ii. Sargent, foreman,
George f.. Plnney, first assistant foreman,
w. f. Dewey, second assistant foreman,
and chose Fred +. Rogers, clerk.
Bristol.
The heavy snow fall of Friday and
Saturday has put the roads in bad condi
tion. Now is the time we need railroad
..... A series of revival meetings were
commenced Sunday at the Methodist
church by Miss Mary Woodbury., the
evangelist. So far the services have been
we'll attended. Miss Woodbury. is II very
pleasant and convincing speaker and Will
undoubtedly do much good for the cause
in this place. Meetings will be held every
evening this week, beginning at i30
o'clock Afternoon meetings will also be
held, commencing at . o'clock.... Mrs.
Leafy James an old lady of So years, has
completed quilt COntaing lllf pieces.
=. During 1856, the town treasurer recev-
ed sos 20 for dog licenses, and pad out
$500 for damages caused by dogs leaving
a balance Of St6.6S, which goes into the
general fund ....A. y. Wheelock, the
spiritualist, is expected to deliver one or
more lectures here this week in defence
of Spirituaism. .... The 2l school lots in
Bristol pay an annual rental of over 500
.....The new Haven Dramatic society
occupied Hoiley hall, Saturday evening,
presenting the twO-act drama, Bread
/ on the Waters" to a fair audience. The
entertainment,was an excellent One......
| The ueXt lecture of the course occurs the
first week in February. .......lt is rumor-
ed that "a chair factory Is soon to be start
Iara fni. 5,i% conra,n hore 10 n M
ii,,,itaJ .,nCnmt of Lnrd,vnnI ' ti,nhar nr
/ the surrounding mountains, which can
/ be Obtplned at Il comparatively low price.
...... The incorporation war is still being
waged. Some of the arguments advanc
orlglnallty Another snow storm be
e'H hohuaE ihoruIuS' ldsllnS lhIouSl
/ the day.
Veybridre.
,I
w G nave ndu pig IAN ol SNOW ana tht
east am Weet road7 are DadlN drlfied'; ''.'
Auu' ltelSE La!r{i'lPle uied SUNDAY last
aIed Or rlehu stewart only uauSh
yer IS very low Mr. ana MIS-; euler
bulIard nave new ua'iSS Ter MI ,Ior
u9h HprlSS Is absent IN BOSTON rev
MISS DeleNth Is EIs,ti1G her sister IN roy
/ ReN' MI Noe Oh Mlddlepur!, ulieu ne
/ pulpit lasl Saooauh'
Waterbury.
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heN' WlIllaIl n. DouGlass OF SOW, II
eNchahRe WIN heN, Heorge r.. olllth n
preacheu ~ waterbury laSi Sunuay VIII
reinarhaole power from ii ilth0IhE, ~
x freach Iue Noru; Mr' DouSias
caile from the oPLinGheIu ul9tr'ct Ias
sprung, anu Is Dut little knoWh III I'M
part oi Vi the StaIe, dhu aitnouSn les
than 81 years old, ne nolds ms audience
with eloquence MIS-. H. H. Ooe
IS very low Win pneumonia.
peorRe " HulcnlHS II quIIe SIC
with kinney complalnt....... ERE
n,,,rI ho. rnturNeJ. aI,d oncnnia. tba h,,,
h,,. WAX -, p,,.rott,' hot, 50,
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Watervilie.
Judge Poland WAS At home a few day
= the mast week ....... Elmer Miller of kici
, ford was the guest of his father, Hemn
Miller, the past week Brow
died at the residence of his son. Georg
Brown. ON saturday. the 18th. aged
wears. sylvester WILEY of Boston an
p his brother Robert of Richford were i
3. town the past week......O. =. HAYES ha
taken the Morgan farm in Cambridge
4. The campfire at Captain Moses NJ,
! Farland,s Friday afternoon and eyeniu
: was a Grand success and one OF the mo,
+ eniovaiIe fines of the kind ever had
, this place Fifteen of company 4. Si
r Vermont bows were present, ana laru
g number of the q. 4. r, bows. friends an